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Diversify your portfolio with quarterly distributions from hard assets while supporting specialty pet care. Aiming for a 12.5-15% overall IRR.*
INVEST NOWAt Meridian, we focus on developing and owning state-of-the-art specialty veterinary hospitals operated by our client partners. Helping address a critical gap in the market.
In addition to specialty hospitals, we aim to generate income for our investors through the development of animal care facilities, including but not limited to dog daycare, boarding, and kennels.
The veterinary healthcare industry is projected to nearly double by 20321, and we aim to participate in this growth by meeting the rising demand for services provided in specialized hospitals.
Unfortunately, these essential facilities remain rare, leaving many families struggling to find the care their pets need.
That’s where Meridian steps in. We’re addressing this gap by expanding access to specialty veterinary care, helping to ensure that when a pet is in need of specialty care, families can find the help they need.
With two successful funds already behind us, we’re proud to announce the launch of Meridian Veterinary Fund III, LLC—an opportunity to make a meaningful impact while capitalizing on a growing industry.
1Global Market Insights. (Aug 2024). Veterinary services market size, 2024: Industry analysis report. Retrieved December 12, 2024, from https://www.gminsights.com/industry-analysis/veterinary-services-market
At our core, we are pet lovers with a passion for creating state-of-the-art specialty veterinary facilities. With extensive experience in commercial real estate, we’ve turned our focus to addressing a critical gap in veterinary care.
Meridian’s journey began when our founder, originally working in commercial real estate focused on human healthcare, encountered a personal challenge. His beloved Rottweiler, Tutt, was diagnosed with cancer, and accessing specialty care required driving for hours.
This firsthand experience revealed the pressing need for more easily accessible specialty pet healthcare services.
Motivated by Tutt’s story, Meridian pivoted its focus to develop specialty veterinary hospitals—ensuring that families and their pets have access to the high-quality care they deserve.
Meridian affiliates currently own approximately 350,000 square feet of specialty veterinary hospital facilities.
Meridian begins development only after securing a triple net, or other lease, with a high-performing specialty veterinary operator seeking expansion, or needed relocation. The operators commit to the project, paying rent, purchasing equipment, and maintaining the facility. This partnership begins with an operator seeking a facility that is supported by the revenues of the practice and the operator’s investment of millions of dollars in specialty equipment tailored to the space. We begin work based on specific demand enabling a seamless and efficient process for both our partners and investors.
At Meridian, we partner with top veterinarians to:
Repurpose and expand existing hospitals.
Acquire facilities needing renovation and/or expansion.
Purchase properties with long-term leases already in place.
Execute ground up development.
Our investment approach ensures that every practice meets these high standards:
A strong team of veterinarians.
Practice operations exceeding specific lease coverage thresholds relative to the lease payment.
Located in or within 20 miles of a top 100 metropolitan area.
Positioned in a market with a substantial population of pet owners lacking local access to specialty care.
At Meridian, we act as orchestrators, first collaborating with veterinary operators that require advanced hospital-level diagnostic and surgical facilities but lack the real estate expertise or the time to develop them. We then, working in tandem with the operator, identify locations where a specialty veterinary hospital will benefit pet families and investors alike.
With signed leases in place, we construct state-of-the-art facilities, while our clients invest millions of dollars in custom-fitted surgical and diagnostic equipment. This creates a mutually beneficial partnership and solidifies a long-term relationship.
In most instances, Meridian’s veterinary operator partners sign Triple Net Leases, a rental agreement where tenants are responsible for operational expenses, including building maintenance, property taxes, and insurance. This structure allows Meridian to focus on collecting rent and passing income on to investors without absorbing the costs or labor related to property upkeep.
$50
Million
Aiming for an 8% Annualized Return Delivered Quarterly, Plus Growth
12.5-15%
Annualized
100% to Investors Until an
8% Preferred Return, Distributed Quarterly is Achieved + Return of Capital
70% to Investors
30% to Sponsors
C Corp
Investments will be financed at 60%-65% of the Total Project Cost
Refinancing at Stabilization Recapitalization
$5,000
Est. 3-5 Years
Thompson Hine
Setapart Accountancy Corp
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CURT BOISFONTAINE, CEO
Curt Boisfontaine founded Meridian in 1994 and has been involved in the investment business since 1982. He is currently sole Director of Meridian’s entities.
DAVID K. RONCK, PRESIDENT
David Ronck is President of Meridian and oversees all aspects of the day-to-day business.
JP RINDT, DIRECTOR
JP Rindt is the Director of Business Development for Meridian Veterinary Real Estate.
CARTER BOISFONTAINE, DIRECTOR OF CAPITAL MARKETS
Carter Boisfontaine is the Director of Capital Markets for Meridian Veterinary Real Estate. Carter is responsible for the company’s capital raising efforts.
Founded in 1994, Meridian is a full-service real estate investment management and advisory firm based in Dallas, Texas. Over the years, Meridian has sponsored and managed diverse real estate investments, including veterinary specialty hospitals, multifamily properties, retail shopping centers, for-sale condominiums and townhomes, office buildings, and senior living facilities.
Since its inception, Meridian has participated in the acquisition and disposition of more than $1 billion in real estate assets and portfolios. Today, the firm manages an investment portfolio with an aggregate value exceeding $250 million. In collaboration with its investment partners, Meridian has deployed over $400 million in equity across sponsored real estate ventures, resulting in the acquisition and development of assets in 14 states across the U.S.
What is Reg A?
Regulation A (Reg A) is an SEC capital-raising regulation allowing companies to publicly offer securities and diversify their investor base without the complexities of a traditional IPO. It democratizes investment by enabling the public to invest in growth-stage companies like Meridian Veterinary Investors, Inc.
What is the offering?
We are offering shares of common stock in Meridian Veterinary Investors, Inc. through Regulation A. Through this offering, investors will have the opportunity to support the development of specialty veterinary hospitals and potentially receive an 8% annualized return and a 12.5-15% IRR.
What exactly am I purchasing?
You are purchasing shares directly in Meridian Veterinary Investors, Inc. and acquiring Class D Common Stock, which places you alongside our other forward-thinking investors on our equity table and carries the potential for significant returns as Meridian Veterinary Investors, Inc. grows.
How will you use the funds raised?
This offering supports the further development of specialty veterinary hospitals. The investment opportunity aligns with our mission to democratize real estate and help pets get the care they need.
Why is Meridian Veterinary Investors, Inc. doing this now?
Given market shifts and tighter capital availability, now is an ideal time for investors to invest at a favorable valuation and support Meridian Veterinary Investors, Inc.'s growth. This funding supports our expansion efforts and the development of additional facilities.
What are the benefits of investing in Reg A?
Before Reg A, only elite venture capital firms had access to the Meridian Veterinary Investors, Inc. stock. This is a limited-time opportunity for any aspiring investor to purchase stock with low minimums and a favorable valuation.
Who is eligible to participate? Do I need to be an accredited investor?
Accredited and non-accredited investors are invited to participate in this investment opportunity.
Is there a maximum or minimum investment?
The minimum investment is $5,000, with no maximum.
Are there tax benefits to this investment?
Meridian Veterinary Investors, Inc. cannot provide specific tax or investment advice, and you may want to consult with a tax advisor regarding this investment. Generally speaking, equity investors are required to report income on their tax return if they have realized a gain or loss on their investment. Typically, if you sell a capital asset and you realize a gain on that investment, the capital gain is taxable. If you sell a capital asset at a loss, that loss may qualify as a capital loss and can be used to offset capital gains.